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___ INFO // AMBIENT ARCHITEXTURES 2

"Ambient Architextures 2" is a quiet and peaceful mix to relax. No disturbing sounds, no fuzz, no harm. Just peaceful vibrations to calm your soul down, to lean back into the sofa and chill out. "Ambient Architextures 2" was mixed by mo. in a relaxed mood with an ear for classic ambient. The selection is heavily influenced by music works such as albums like "Selected Ambient Works" from Aphex Twin or the amazing "G-Spot" album by Speedy J. Phlow wishs you a peaceful trip ;)



___ PLAYLIST

01. Khonnor - Executioner The Rat
[www.pleasedosomething.com]

02. Randomajestiq - Nikkl
[www.autoplate.org]

03. Dayeight - 27 ~ 28
[surfaces.tinkle.lt]

04. helioce - liendale
[www.miasmah.com]

05. supine - weather outlet
[www.miasmah.comwww.pleasedosomething.com]

06. KOSIK - Center In, Center Out
[www.pleasedosomething.com]

07. Blue Sky Research - Sleep
[www.hippocamp.net]

08. IJO - Timeless Yearning
[surfaces.tinkle.lt]

09. xerxes / hellven - eclipsed
[www.hellven.org]

10. Lys - Naunuee
[surfaces.tinkle.lt]

11. Chronolux - Fractional
[www.thinnerism.com]

12. digitalis - transform
[www.2063music.de]

13. Selffish - Static Cloud
[www.thinnerism.com]

14. krill.minima - wie die Wolken zieht auch der Tag vorbei
[www.thinnerism.com]

15. hmm - 3.1
[hmm.kosto.org]


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Artist/Composer: mo.
Date: 0000-00-00 00:00:00
Source: several netlabels and artists
Label / Recorded by: mo.
Keywords: Ambient; mix

Creative Commons license: Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike

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___ URLs to visit...

>>> http://phlow.net/
>>> http://mo.phlow.de/
>>> http://digital.phlow.de/

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Reviewer: OhSoWiKiD - - May 2, 2007
Subject: fine background sounds
It's high time someone - of the hundreds now enjoying these vibes - give an adequate appraisal of this artist's offerings for other would-be listeners to orient by.

Simply put, the homage to Aphex Twin's brand of ambient served up on the AmbArch2 platter is a fitting salute to the genius of the British moor- lands.

At first, the "tributary" quality of this music, in relation to R.D. James' earlier ambient works, seemed a little too great... However, thankfully, the novelty of these new compositions grew clearer.

I far prefer this sort of ambient that is able to sink into the background, yet still impress when given enough attention to notice what is actually happening, to the more "meaty, beaty" manifesta- tions that have grown up in the wake of ambient's earlier, quieter phase.